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"I would highly recommend Home Genius Exteriors! The project manager, Mr. Tony and his team of professional installers were outstanding from start to completion. I would hire this company again for my next home project, 100%"

"We have just replaced all the windows in our home using Power Home Remodeling to replace 15 year old windows with Pella Symphony Series windows. Our experience from the sales and information meeting, pre-installation, installation, and final review and inspection were excellent and informative. All of our questions were answered and demonstration of window use were great."

"Excellent work, transformed screened-in porch to a more livable space with Wincore sliding glass door, windows, and new luxury vinyl plank flooring. Rapid, professional installation."

With over 10 years of experience, I take pride in my quality craftsmanship. We are owner operated, and believe in building long-term relationships with our clients by delivering honesty along with exceptional work. We pride our company on reliability, great communication, integrity, and customer service. We are experts in our trade and will do our best to keep you as educated as we can on your particular project. Give us a call today! We look forward to working with you!

"I enjoy doing business with firms that promise a lot, but deliver even more. That’s the case with Vail-Wise. We had substantial rot on original 25 year old siding and Jake suggested we replace with Hardie Plank. The craftsmanship was fantastic. The crew was great to deal with. I can highly recommend this firm."

"The work that this companydid for me is excellent, they are very professional and pricing is very fair. They installed flooring on steps and upstairs and they also installed a Glass Sliding door. I highly recommend Pleasant land and their crew."

"James Charles Home Improvement is great! James has been completing projects for me for years! He has replaced an exterior door, repaired front porch railing, roofing, vinyl siding, fencing and so much more. He’s professional, knowledgeable and he focuses on pleasing his customers! He does great work and I highly recommend him."

"Albert came out and gave me quote, and seemed very courteous, but said I was outside his normal service area of the city of Charlotte. He agreed to do the work in two weeks, and said he would call to confirm. he never called or showed. I called back the following week, and again he scheduled a day to come out. He never called or showed. I had to request refund today because it has been 30 days since I purchased it."

"Andre is a terric handyman and carpenter. He is professional, diligent, timely, and pays attention to detail. He has done several projects for us including building shelving units in a work shed, repairing a leaking shower, fixing huge holes in our ceiling and patching cracks to make the drywall seamless and brand new looking. He has rebuilt built-ins around a fireplace and cut granite to fit the shelving. He can do pretty much anything you ask him to. I highly recommend him for drywall repair, carpentry, cabinetry, and granite work."

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  I had purchased the maximum wood rot repair deal available on Angie's List when I saw it pop up.  I think it was a half off deal for $200 worth of work, which was to cover up to four hours of a single worker, or 2 hours total of two workers.  It would have been a wonderful deal - if they had stuck to it.

  One of the company's owners came to do an estimate of the work, in advance of sending the workers.  He indicated that it would likely take two workers all day to remove the window, do the restoration, then replace the window, and repaint all the new siding.  Then he gave me what I took as a worst case scenario price, that I thought looked very fair for all that work, which I assumed would require scaffolding, etc.  To have that maximum, worst case price gave me great comfort, and I really looked forward to the guys coming.
  A few weeks passed, and with every rain, I started worrying again.  With their half-off special, I figured they must have gotten fairly backed up.  I finally called them again, and the office worker who answered indicated that they would be coming in the next couple of days.  Then one morning, Marty Segritto arrived by himself, and with just a ladder.  What an amazing man!  He has done this work for years, and he knows it coming and going.  He made sure we would be protected on the inside before he went to work on the exterior.  Then he ran up the ladder, took it all apart (though I don't think he had to remove the window), popped in the replacement plywood wherever it was needed, sawed up the replacement cedar siding and nailed it in place, then, before I could blink, came asking for my extra paint to paint the new siding and trim.  Now, it just seemed to me like the whole thing just took an hour or two.  It actually took about three hours and fifteen minutes, with no muss, and no scaffold. 
   I was thrilled.  I figured the package I purchased for up to four hours for one worker would cover ALL the labor.  We had enjoyed a BEST CASE scenario.  I figured we'd need to pay for the materials of course, but that had been estimated to be around $100, so I thought we had really lucked out.
  Marty was wonderful.  Since we hadn't gone to four hours, without our asking, he even went back up on the the roof and blew all the leaves off our gutter guards.  This guy really aims to please.  He even helped us avoid future potential rot problems by doing that.
  Then the price tag was presented.  Marty said, that regardless of how the job had gone, he had been told that he had to ask for us to pay for the worst case scenario, and he handed us the pre-prepared invoice.  I was really shocked.  He said I would need to call the office to pay any other amount.  So I did, and spoke to the same fellow who had done the estimate.
  It was not a pleasant conversation, though I was - on my end.  It made me feel that the whole half-off deal was just nonsense.  His "estimate" made sure that they would charge much more than even their "normal" rates.  If the job had taken the two guys, the scaffold, and most of the day, I would have been very happy to pay even their normal prices - never mind the "deal" I had pre-paid.  After a long unhappy conversation, I finally persuaded the owner to allow me, based on their supposed regular prices,  to have me pay him for two hours of his own travel time to come to do the estimate, PLUS two hours travel AND actual work time for the worker, plus materials.  Not such a great deal - based on what I had thought was the proposition.  But it was worth it - given Marty's exceptional skills and lovely personality.
  I will gladly hire the company again - assuming Marty is the guy who comes again... AND with a clear communication up front that I will be paying for ONLY what I actually get.  If they want to charge $100 for the estimate, if we go ahead with the job, so be it.  I just want them tell us up front.  It's great to have a worst case scenario cap, and that surely is worth a charge for the estimate.  And if they have been doing this for years, I imagine they KNOW pretty well what it will really take.  But, I think the final negotiated  price was very fair - given Marty's abilities and attitude.  Just get everything truly on the table BEFORE they do the work, and you can have a pleasant experience from beginning to end.
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